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    Hunting Trip Results **PICS**

    My oldest Son (Mike) took my13 year old Granddaughter (Sarah) on a week long hunting trip to the Stokes Ranch in Texas (historically know as “2 Wells Ranch”) a couple weeks ago. She managed to take a few animals and humiliate most of the adult males on the trip. She took 3 white-tailed deer (5 pt, 6 pt & 8 pt), an Axis deer, a black buck antelope and a Dall ram. The Dall ram and the Axis deer both make the Texas record book. The antelope scored 124 and four eighths (Bronze record book). The ram scored 94 and one eighth (Gold record book).

    This was Sarah’s first major hunting trip, although she has been hunting and shooting locally for quite some time. She has developed into an excellent marksman and hunter. She took 7 shots on the trip and recorded 6 kills. (I will have to talk with her about that 1 miss ) The shots were as follows:

    Blackbuck antelope - 135 yards
    5 point whitetail - 160 yards
    6 point whitetail - 145 yards
    8 point whitetail - 80 yards
    Dall ram - 135 yards
    Axis deer - 180 yards

    Grandkids can sure make proud Grandparents. ! ! ! ! ! !

    Attached are pictures of the 6 taken animals:
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    Last edited by Ken Salisbury; 11-23-2003 at 3:09 PM.
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    HOLY COW!!! That's a whole lot of sausage!

    Be proud Ken! Todd.

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    Smile

    She's a cutie Todd.
    No one is more respected than a woman with a gun.
    Nice job all around.

    TJH

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    [QUOTE=Tyler Howell]She's a cutie Todd.
    No one is more respected than a woman with a gun.
    Nice job all around.

    TJH
    Sorry Ken I was typing fast than thinking.

    T.

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    boy ken, you weren't kidding. some serious take - and some good shooting.


    b

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    Ken, I'll echo Todd - holy cow!!! I've been hunting all my life and have never come away with half that many animals after a whole season of hunting (and I hunt with firearms, blackpowder, and bow). Amazing. That's something she really can be proud of - especially also considering the range these were taken at. Congratulate her from us and I hope you get to enjoy the tastier rewards of her efforts.

    Be well,

    Doc

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    Thumbs up Great Hunting

    Ken,
    Your grand-daughter has done better than most grown men that I know.
    I know that will be a great trip for her and her father to remember.

    Edit: How did Mike do?
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    Thumbs up WoW!

    Ken -

    Congratulations Grandpa! Some of your training must have worn off and been passed along. Please extend our congratulations to Sarah on her successful outing and excellent marksmanship.

    Regards,
    Ted

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    Ken,

    Looks like she'll have some good eatin' for quite a while. I'm in awe of her performance and offer a tip of my hat to the little lady.

    If it's not too much trouble, what caliber(s) and cartridge(s) were used?

    Cheers,

    Lowell

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